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Home values were reported unchanged in November 2010, on average, according to the Federal Home Finance Agency’s Home Price Index.
Continue Reading →Home values were reported unchanged in November 2010, on average, according to the Federal Home Finance Agency’s Home Price Index.
Continue Reading →The government’s Home Price Index said home prices rose between July and August, which is consistent with the most recent Case-Shiller Index. The Federal Home Finance Agency’s data showed values up 0.4 percent nationwide, on average.
Continue Reading →The Federal Home Finance Agency’s data showed values up 0.4 percent nationwide, on average. Region-by-region, however, the results were scattered. Coastal states tended to perform poorly. Plains states tended to perform well.
Continue Reading →Still, for all of its flaws, the Home Price Index is watched because the government, banks and businesses all use the report as a very general forecast of the market. It’s just not related to the price that you will end up paying for that home.
Continue Reading →First time home buyers should act now. The tax credit expires in 90 days. Home prices are moving higher. Mortgage rates are moving higher.
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